The more Bitcoin falls, the more large capital and institutions will increase their positions. In the future, Bitcoin won’t have a very cheap price. The end result is always that retail investors sell off, while capital steps in to take over. When circulation is particularly low, the price will rise accordingly: $1 million / $5 million is certain. But capital treats Bitcoin’s rise and fall the same way it treats stocks’ rise and fall; after several bull-and-bear cycles, they will eventually understand that bottom-fishing at low prices is the move—not gradually adding more. Rarity makes things valuable. If you have extra ammunition, you must buy more Bitcoin and hold it long term; at most within 10 years, you can earn money enough to last you for a lifetime.